learn bedside ultrasound, one week at a time

Month: August 2014

This is a 65 y/o WM who has a history of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation and CHF presents via EMS with lethargy, weakness and intermittent syncope. The family found a mostly empty bottle of digoxin in his apartment. Vitals: 24 75/25 6 99% RA. You are handed the following 12 lead ECG by EMS: The decision is made […]

This is a 36 year old female who presents with complaints of 1 month of gradually worsening dyspnea on exertion and dry cough ever since she had an uncomplicated vaginal delivery. No fevers, edema or chest pain.

63 y/o male with a history of severe diabetes and strong myopia presents with sudden decreased vision in his left eye. No tearing/discharge, no pain. The patient wears glasses, but no contacts. Denies trauma.